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Volume 4 Issue 11/12 2011 Markspring-MPM Paulmccartney 09/01/2012 13:10 Page 1 volume 4 issue 11/12 2011 MarkSpring-MPM_PaulMcCartney 09/01/2012 13:10 Page 1 “Barrie... have you opened the doors yet?” Congratulations Springo from all your friends at International Concerts and Artist Representation Unit 6, Utopia Village, 7 Chalcot Road, London, England NW1 8LH Tel: + 44 (0) 20 7586 3831 · Web: marshall-arts.com Congratulations Springo! Love, Paul mobile production monthly 1 springo_ad_final.indd 1 11/01/2012 14:06 con tvolumeen 4 issue t11/12s 2011 mobilePRODUCTIONmonthly 6 Production Services 22 Cirque du Soleil 10 Production Storage Group Sets, Storage, Space, Solutions, Simple! Michael Jackson The Immortal World Tour 10 Q&A Robert Roth 27 Tour Vendors "Oh Yeah? Watch Me!" 30 Crew Members 14 Sound ISP Technologies: Op-ed Worse Things Have Happened Winning Friends and Influencing Mix Engineers 34 16 Martin MLA Makes Its Mark In Music City 36 Obit Daniel John Lee – In Memoriam 18 MD Live Video 40 Advertiser's Index 18 A Young Company with Years of Experience mobile production monthly 3 FROM THE Publisher In this issue of mobile Production monthly, we take a look at Cirque du Soleil’s latest masterpiece, Michael Jackson The Immortal Tour. Our Chief Writer HOME OFFICE STAFF Michael Beck had the pleasure of seeing this thing a 7 3 2 in action, and I’m sure you will find his report an ph: 615.256.7006 • f: 615.256.7004 enjoyable read. 2961 Armory Dr • Nashville, TN • USA 37204 mobileproductionpro.com Also this month we have 2 great audio pieces by Bill For advertising inquiries: Evans. He made the trek to Nashville to checkout [email protected] Martin Audio’s MLA system as it was set up in the Bridgestone Arena for demo sessions. Bill also takes Publisher: Larry Smith us to Michigan and Chene Park to talk with ISP [email protected] Managing Director: Chris Cogswell Technologies. [email protected] Chief Writer / Photographer: Michael A. Beck Other stories we have this month include Mike [email protected] Drew’s MD Live Video Production and his work on Art Director / Graphic Designer: Kristin Salaway the recently completed Rascal Flatts tour, a piece on [email protected] Production Storage Group, and an interesting Q & A Webmaster: Michael Stalcup with concert lighting guru Robert Roth. [email protected] Contributing Writers: We hope you enjoy Tour Link 2012. We are here to Bill Abner / [email protected] have a good time, network, and above all, learn from Hank Bordowitz / [email protected] each other so that we can all be a part of improving Robert Bryson / [email protected] Bill Evans / [email protected] this already fascinating world of concert touring. Have Todd Kramer / [email protected] a great 2012. Bill Robison / [email protected] Larry Smith TOUR LINK BOARD OF ADVISORS Benny Collins, Jim Digby, Jon Nevins, Stuart Ross, Bobby Schneider, Jay Sendyk, Seth Sheck, Nick Gold Nicki Goldstein, Chuck Randall, Michelle Freedman tourlinkconference.com PUBLISHED BY Anvil Productions, LLC ph: 615.256.7006 • f: 615.256.7004 FOLLOW US Tour-Guide-Publications / Tour-Link-Conference @mobileprodpro / @TourLinkConf ©2011 Anvil Productions, LLC. Nothing may be reproduced without written permission of the publisher. The publisher reserves the right to edit any and all editorial content included in this publication. The publisher has made every attempt to insure accuracy and consistency of this publication. However, some listings & information may be incomplete due to a lack of informa- tion provided by various companies listed. Please send any inquiries to the attention of the publisher. All advertising appears at the paid solicitation of the advertiser. Anvil Productions, LLC, can not be held liable for any errors, omissions or inaccuracies appearing in this journal in the form of editorials, listings or advertising. Member of: 4 mobile production monthly Production Services PRODUCTION STORAGE GROUP Sets, Storage, Space, Solutions, Simple!Video he tour is ending; there are sev- BY TODD “TK” KRAMER eral trucks filled with scenery and gear which need a home In August 2001, Manny Parodi founded get off the road. While on tour with T and opened Production Storage Group, Christina Aguilera, a light bulb went until the next run waiting on the load- a company with a vision dedicated to off and the idea for Production Storage ing dock. You want it all cared for by serve the touring industry in a niche Group hit me. No one was providing professionals who know touring, the that needed to be filled. storage services catering to our industry at the time. Everyone was storing at security intricacies and the demand- After years of touring as a carpenter, staging houses or public facilities.” ing schedules touring professionals Jumbo Tron tech, projectionist and keep. You want the move to be simple stage manager Parodi, while preparing Maintaining Aguilera who was Produc- to get married, was looking to get off tion Storage’s first client, from her Genie and easy, commercial storage closes the road and yet stay in the business In A Bottle tour to today, Parodi is proud too early, the staging houses are filled he loved. Opening doors on August 1, to have a high rate of client retention. 2001 in the city of Commerce with a “Most of our clients stay with us once with new construction. Enter Manny mere 40,000 square feet Production they are here. We not only provide stor- Parodi and Production Storage Group Storage Group has grown to operating age space but pay the greatest attention to the rescue stage right. three warehouses in greater Los Angeles to client security and service. Produc- from LAX to the San Fernando Valley tion Storage facilities are available 24/7 with a facility in Van Nuys and Rancho by appointment only limiting access Dominguez with over 170,000 square and traffic at all three warehouses. The feet of space today. Parodi is currently clients generally provide their own labor preparing to open warehouse number which helps keep expenses down and four and will have over 200,000 square adds to security efforts.” Production feet of storage space after January 2012. Storage Group and Parodi believe in making the transfer of gear from truck Beginning his career in the industry to storage easy. “All of our warehouses with Mike Hirsh and LA Stage Call in have dock level loading; ramping is such the mid 1980’s as a stagehand Parodi a waste of labor, time and energy. Our took in all the knowledge he could facilities all have forklifts and dollies mastering many stage craft disciplines. available to make the guys jobs easier. “I wore as many hats as I could. Mike Labor usually comes from the client was my mentor I learned a lot from which helps keep their costs down.” him, working as everything in every department. Parodi worked his way up “Scaling down crew helps me keep Albert Vasquez (left) Manny Parodi (right) from Production Storage Group the ranks absorbing knowledge every costs to the client down. We charge flat step of the way. I remember my first rates, with just two other employees. I’m gig well; it was coiling four aught feeder pretty much the face of the company,” cable for a Los Angeles County Sheriff ’s adds Parodi. sane event. I was so new to the business I wore a white t-shirt, that was black by “I love it when the guys come in, and the end of the 16 hour day from coiling with all the gear here from current cable.” and past tours, it’s kind of like a roadie museum. I even have a mock elephant Building an impressive resume on the from Cher’s Farewell Tour. How an road touring with Gloria Estefan, Mi- elephant got on the tour bus I’ll never chael Jackson and Iron Maiden to name know,” says Parodi. a few, Parodi quickly advanced within the industry. “I was good at getting gigs “Our business is pretty much word of Jeremy Schilling (left) Gus Urbina (right) from Road Radios on the road but it was time after many mouth, so in return I like to refer good years to move on and settle down and people and good companies when the 6 mobile production monthly need arises. We have a few support companies under our roofs as well, Road Radios, Road Case Rentals and Mates Cartage to name a few. We refer a lot of people to gigs, it comes around full circle when you help others then everything works out great.” Production Storage Group is grow- ing says Parodi, “We’ve just started a division of wardrobe archive storage utilizing our climate controlled offices with proper storage and cataloging. We’re providing a database and easy access method to wardrobe storage that has worked out pretty smoothly.” Steadily growing from a 40,000 square foot government lease to its current 170,000 since 2001 to its anticipated 200,000 in 2012 Production Storage Group is a company on the move. Providing storage solutions for any size production is simple, safe and easy, with offsite monitoring of all three ware- houses so fire and police can respond in minutes giving production peace of mind at all times. Production Storage Group Inc. 110 Topsail Mall Marina Del Rey, CA 90292 phone/fax: 310-581-8079 mobile: 818-512-8472 e: [email protected] productionstoragegroup.com mobile production monthly 7 NASHVILLE Life is simply more delicious here A delightful Music City destination. Harmoniously orchestrated services. The only AAA Four-Diamond hotel for over 25 consecutive years. Delectable cuisine, vibrant cocktails and live music served nightly. loewshotels.com 800.23.LOEWS 8 mobile production monthly 18827-VANRoadBookMag_SavorAdREV.indd 1 11/10/11 2:35 PM mobile production monthly 9 q&a with Robert Roth Robert Roth "Oh Yeah? Watch Me!" on the wall “You love him or you hate him.” There are few people in our industry about whom that statement is less applicable than Robert Roth.
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